What is required to implement client-side delivery for Adobe Target?

Question

Options

• AInstall Adobe Experience Cloud ID Service
• BConfigure server-side API calls
• CUse Experience Fragments
• DEnable pre-hiding snippets

• A
  83% (25)
• B
  10% (3)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Installing the Adobe Experience Cloud ID Service (ECID) is the foundational requirement for client-side Target delivery because it provides the visitor identification mechanism that Target relies on to personalize and track experiences across sessions and devices - without it, Target cannot function client-side.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Server-side API calls) - that's the opposite approach; server-side delivery bypasses the client browser entirely and uses the Delivery API, not the ECID service.
• C (Experience Fragments) - these are an Adobe Experience Manager authoring feature for creating reusable content; they're optional and unrelated to the core delivery setup requirement.
• D (Pre-hiding snippets) - the at.js pre-hiding snippet is a flicker-prevention optimization, not a requirement; Target can still deliver without it (just with potential flash-of-original-content).

Memory tip: Think of ECID as the "passport" - every Adobe Experience Cloud product, including Target, needs it to recognize who the visitor is before doing anything else. No passport, no personalization.

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